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I feel a burning sensation across the skin of my lower back. it feels as if i'm being pricked by pins. skin slightly raised; all symptoms come & go.
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Sounds like: Some sort of neuropathy that needs an evaluation. Hope it is something simple like a vitamin deficiency
Answered 1/5/2019
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